Quantitative research studies are considered

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Quantitative research studies are considered

Quantitative research studies are considered

a. subjective studies.
b. grounded theory studies.
c. objective studies.
d. phenomenological studies.

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Quantitative research studies are objective studies. Qualitative research studies are subjective studies. Phenomenology is a type of qualitative study used to study lived experiences. Grounded theory studies describe a process that people use to deal with problem areas of their lives and are considered qualitative research.

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